How Do You Control Remote Desktop With A Group Policy?
The Group Policy Object, or GPO, is a Microsoft tool for setting global configuration options. This allows one to quickly implement changes to all Active Directory computers. Another useful software tool is known as Remote Desktop. This tool allows remote access to a computer, as if the user was sitting in front of it. Using the GPO, one can easily configure the different aspects of the Remote Desktop feature by modifying the settings, located under the “Terminal Services” section. Launch the “Active Directory Users and Computers” tool found under the Start Menu > Programs > Administrative Tools. Highlight the domain to be modified. Select “Properties” from the “Action” menu on the toolbar. Select the “Group Policy” tab of the domain properties window. Double-click the group policy to start the “Group Policy Object Editor”. Use the left pane to navigate to the “Terminal Services” options by expanding the sections Computer Configuration, Administrative Templates, and Windows Components.
